Today, a pie can have a full crust, a crust on the bottom or a crust only on top.
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But don't you worry, weird crust lovers in New Zealand, the Hash Bites Crust has been replaced with a Cheese Burger Crust.
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Eventually, the crust density causes the crust to sink, and this systematic crust sinking propagates in a 'wave' across the entire lava lake.
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The keto crust felt like any other crust in my hand.
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Fold edges of top crust under the bottom crust and crimp.
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"You have crust lovers and you have crust less lovers," he said.
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Bust The Upper Crust: Cherry pie-flavored ice cream with crumbled pie crust. 4.
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I was surprised by how well the keto crust functioned as a pizza crust.
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Year after year, crust after crust, I got better at seeing when I'd erred, pie-wise.
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"We found continental crust in the middle of oceanic crust where it shouldn't be," he said.
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The crust, an expanse of golden suet pastry, was a little tough the night I ate it, but I'd rather have an overworked suet crust than no suet crust at all.
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According to the Pizza Hut website, in place of regular crust or even run-of-the-mill stuffed crust, a large Ultimate Cheesy Crust Pizza features 16 pockets of ooey-gooey cheese.
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Once you've mastered this buttery croissant crust, you'll never go back to a regular pie crust again.
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Herrine: Well considering I just ate a layer of the crust by itself I would say the crust.
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Chicagoans love their thick deep dish crust, while St. Louis locals are particularly proud of their thin crust.
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The holes allow heat to hit the crust directly during baking, which causes the crust to get crispier.
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The Winning Crust: Zucchini Despite the trendy cauliflower craze, underdog zucchini swept in and stole the alternative crust show.
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A single crust is enough, and pie crust, biscuit dough or puff pastry can all do an excellent job.
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The pizza chain introduced its first new pizza crust flavor in 35 years — Garlic Parmesan Crust — in early November.
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Then I bake the leftover crust sprinkled with cinnamon sugar — homemade pie crust is one of my all-time favorites.
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Roll out 1 pie crust into a deep dish pie pan and pour the berry mixture into the crust. 8.
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Once the crust has cooled slightly, pour your chocolate mixture into the shortbread crust and refrigerate for at least 3 hours.
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Slice the cinnamon spirals into discs, flatten them into a pie crust and make the prettiest pie crust you ever did see.
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This data showed that the far side crust was about 215 kilometers (2000 miles) thicker than the crust on the near side.
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Menageatrois97 asked if he like thick crust or thin crust pizza better, and he explained that it all depends on the toppings.
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It was perhaps slightly less crispy than a flour crust, but otherwise successfully mimicked the texture and feel of a flour crust.
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Sweet Potato Crust I started with an easy 3-ingredient sweet potato crust recipe that I pulled from food blog Pinch of Yum.
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Yeah, but the crust is arguably the best part and two 12 inch pizzas have 33.3% more crust than a 18 inch pizza.
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Most cheesecakes come with a crust; they're bonded to each other and make each other better, especially if it's a graham cracker crust.
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But because both Drummond and (in this case) Garten called for a make-your-own crust situation, I gave homemade pie crust a try.
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This creates stair-step cliffs called thrust faults as part of the crust is pushed up and over another close part of the crust.
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It's super-thin and super crispy with a bunch of toppings—which come to the edge of the crust—but there's barely any crust.
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It's merely the latest innovation to come from the pizza delivery chain, which has previously launched pizzas with grilled cheese crust and breadstick crust.
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Her trick of baking the pie on a preheated baking sheet (to ensure that heat reaches the crust quickly) means that there's no reason to doubt that the bottom crust is cooked when the other signs of doneness (bubbling filling, brown top crust) are there.
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Line the crust with parchment paper and pie weights, and par-bake until the crust begins to brown at the edges, 15 to 20 minutes.
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Speaking of dipping, another starter that pleased was the crust & dip: a crisp pizza crust accompanied by a bowl of broccoli rabe and artichoke dip.
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That means a piece of very ancient ocean floor-like crust sat around for over a billion years before being turned into land-like crust.
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I'm using a Thug Kitchen recipe, so it's vegan — except I use regular pie crust, because pie crust must have butter in my humble opinion.
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Just by swapping a traditional pizza crust for a whole wheat option — or cauliflower crust — you can add important fiber and nutrients to your meal.
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It requires careful attention to the crust and the filling, as well as intricate instructions, even if the pie crust is (god forbid) store bought.
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Pratt isostasy posits that the density of a planet&aposs crust varies from spot to spot, whereas Airy holds that crust depth depends heavily on topography.
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Look not to the germanium and the xenon and the scintillators in detectors buried beneath the earth's crust, they argue: Look to the planet's crust itself.
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While the marinara sauce taste was prominent, the flavor was missing the cheese and crust elements (although, we're not sure how one recreates a crust flavor).
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Bench scraper The trick to a flaky pie crust is to keep the flattened butter intact so you get layers instead of a crumbly crackerlike crust.
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The scientists thought that might be because "during consumption, the crust is probably broken down more rapidly than the crumb due to its placement on the bread's surface and its brittle structure, thus leading to a faster release of crust markers," or the aromas in the crust.
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The execs at BBDO, the ad agency put in charge of convincing Americans to embrace the high-concept crust, eventually realized that they needed to put the crust first—and what better way to do that than by telling customers that they should eat the crust first?
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Only the red snapper in a thin potato crust fell flat with fish that was mushy and bland, and a crust that was not at all crusty.
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Buy this instead: Vanilla Ice Cream Bon Bons With Chocolate Cookie Crust Ice cream coated in chocolate with a cookie crust for only sixty calories a piece?
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In June, the Cheesy Bites Pizza—the one with the crust made of 28 individual, uh, cheesy bites—was in restaurants for a limited time, and it's easy to get that one confused with February's Ultimate Cheesy Crust Pizza which had 16 cheese-filled "pockets" in its crust.
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Instead of balancing the masses of the crust and mantle, it balances the pressure the crust exerts on the mantle, providing a more accurate estimate of crustal thickness.
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Our dog is spoiled by her grand-pup-parents with pizza-crust bits, even as we repeat over and over that dogs don't eat pizza crust... 30 p.m.
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Ophiolites are pieces of oceanic crust atop bits of underlying mantle that have made their way onto land and thus have escaped the relentless recycling of oceanic crust.
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His cartoons were peopled by ladies and gentlemen of the Park Avenue variety, speaking confidently about their place in the upper crust, even as that crust was crumbling.
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A handful of sweetened coconut added to the crust gives it just the right fattiness to set off the sharp lemon, and helps keep the crust moist and crumbly.
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Zucchini Crust I followed a zucchini crust recipe from food blog Gimme Delicious that called for a total of five ingredients: zucchini, flour, shredded cheese, an egg, and Italian seasoning.
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I'm making (semi) homemade pizzas tonight featuring Trader Joe's butternut squash pizza crust (which is similar to their cauliflower crust) topped with another TJ's fall staple: Autumnal Harvest Pasta Sauce.
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The picture shows a crust-only pizza with the entire center cut out and replaced with three cups of what appears to be marinara sauce, presumably for dipping the crust.
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Some think it could be momentum exchanged between the star's interior and its crust, in which the fluid interior slows and the crust speeds up, but that's not the only possibility.
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"So far, we have assumed that the crust of Mars is similar to the Earth's crust," Simon Stähler, a Mars seismology researcher at ETH Zurich, said in an April press release.
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This helps the crust to bake through without getting soggy, keeps the cheese from sliding off the crust, and most of all lets you taste the tomatoes, which are very good.
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Recipe: Whole Lemon Tart | Sweet Tart Crust cooking cooking
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We had to switch the crust — find new alternatives.
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BTW ... there's also pizza crust mix, although it's wheat.
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Moreover, we've learned that he's always been a Pizza Hut man who eats his pizza crust-first or with a knife and fork because he doesn't like to eat the caloric crust.
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Instead, if the Earth started out with mainly mafic oceanic crust, it begs the question of why we have so much felsic continental crust today, said Ming Tang, geochemist at Rice University.
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I went to the Blaze Pizza on Staten Island, New York, to try the new keto-approved crust, and I was surprised by how well it imitated a classic wheat flour crust.
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Even though I'm a die-hard carb stan and will still probably get a classic crust next time, Blaze's keto crust is a game changer for pizza fans on the keto diet.
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That&aposs why the researchers suspect that NWA 11119 is a crustal rock from an asteroid with a crust layer that formed in a way similar to how Earth&aposs crust formed .
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Tyson Foods – The beef and poultry producer said it is exploring the sale of its pizza crust unit known as TNT crust, as part of its strategic focus on protein-based products.
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After a few hours of cooking, a crust will start to form on the top from the proteins that are starting to caramelize; just ladle stock over the crust and around the edges.
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The Coconut Crème Pie flavor, according to a release from Dunky, features a creamy combo of vanilla, coconut and sweet pie crust flavors (how do they get pie crust flavor into the coffee?!).
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Colin: If we are evaluating you on the Chopped standard of presentation, taste, and creativity, I'll have to dock points for you using the pie crust in the basket as a pie crust.
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The long waves of red and white that spread along the sides of the animation are surface waves that bounce through crust material — their reverberations suggested the moon-like qualities of Mars' crust.
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A browned crust, she said, shows that the flour and butter are cooked as they should be; a whitish crust, with undercooked ingredients, will have a raw taste and often a pasty texture.
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Nothing comes close to authentic crust from an actual pizza.
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Now, TJ's is taking adding pizza crust to the mix.
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The crust on the outside gave way to tender meat.
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Earthquakes occur because the Earth's crust is divided into plates.
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For the crust: Sift flour, baking powder, and salt together.
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That is a lid made entirely out of pie crust.
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If you're going to make a pie, make the crust.
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That means any toppings, any specialities, and any crust type.
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The Digital Crust is scheduled to be completed this summer.
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As uranium decays, helium becomes trapped in the Earth's crust.
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This crust is the perfect base for sweet fillings, too.
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But the flakiness of pie crust makes the ideal topping.
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Located in Miami, Florida, CRUST offers pizza and Italian cuisine.
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This slice had an awesome crunch and a great crust.
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The crust was crispy, but also extremely buttery and flaky.
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The crust, to me, it just adds that perfect crunch.
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Herrine: The crust here is called Buttercrust, it's actually trademarked.
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I look up Dan Lepard's recipe for tart pastry crust.
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Your first challenge would be digging through the Earth's crust.
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Right next door, crust punks loiter outside of the McDonald's.
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Papa John's crust selection lacks variety compared to its competitors.
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The crust is like stiff shortbread, the filling painfully sweet.
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I put a breadcrumb crust on top for that crunchiness.
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Any extra punch would have to come via the crust.
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After creating the crust, the duo added the finished sauce.
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The crust was flaky and tender, even on the bottom.
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"Just for the record, I like burnt crust," he said.
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Your pizza crust will never be as good as Roberta's!
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There is a dried, black crust over most of it.
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Brigaid recently started offering kids pepperoni pizza on homemade crust.
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Each person gets some meat, some stuffing, some pie crust.
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And the thick crust, though buttery, gets kind of soggy.
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The crust of this pizza is thinner, crunchier, and yeastier.
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How does one crust carry the weight of it all?
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Julia Moskin: Pumpkin, but that crust better not be soggy.
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The water and oil combine to create a crust surface.
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The crispy outside crust tells you, that's a kipcorn snack.
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Place the blueberries in the bottom of the pie crust.
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Cut slit into top crust to allow steam to escape.
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This is done by raking the ground while it's moist and "mixing chunks of cryptobiotic crust"—essentially living soil crust known as "desert glue"—into the soil to accelerate the recovery process, he added.
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And pizza crust made with whole-wheat flour (including whole white wheat flour) is healthier than regular white crust, as it offers whole grains and fiber and is digested more slowly than refined grains.
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Affected DiGiorno pizzas include the thin and crispy spinach and garlic pizza; the rising crust spinach and mushroom pizza; the pizzeria thin crust spinach and mushroom pizza; and the pizzeria Tuscan-style chicken pizza.
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You have your deep dish pizza in Chicago, and then you have your thin crust in New York, and folks like to manufacture these really acerbic pizza wars between the thick crust and the thin.
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Here's to the first White House endorsement of stuffed-crust pizza.
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Remove crust from oven and let cool completely, about 30 minutes.
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Spread jam in an even layer on bottom of crust. 3.
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Sprinkle the chocolate chips and hazelnuts directly onto the crust. 2.
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Make the cookie crust: Heat the oven to 215°F. 216.
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The top formed a basalt crust over a mantle of minerals.
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The crust remained tough and chewy like an old catcher's mitt.
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This is essential British crust with a cast of grimy death.
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The spongy texture of reheated pizza crust is always a bummer.
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And since it wasn't so juicy, the pie crust remained crisp.
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Pre-made pie crust, one egg, cherry pie filling. Done. 3.
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Rocks like this one make up most of the moon's crust.
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The pizza, meanwhile, was pretty good, with a pleasantly fluffy crust.
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Bake until the crust is lightly browned, 15 to 20 minutes.
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It smells like bleach and vintage shops, all must and crust.
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For this is a place where Earth's crust is, indeed, disintegrating.
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Place one crust on the bottom and press against the edges.
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Pour mixture into pie crust, and bake for 15 minutes. 3.
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Cover edges of pie crust with aluminum foil to prevent overbrowning.
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Silence is golden, just like the crust on that mouthwatering sandwich.
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There's a little crust on that sweet central melody, you know?
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Americans, however, can enjoy a garlic knot crust instead. [H/T:Uproxx]
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Ring out well–this is important for a good crust. 3.
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There's also aged part-skim mozzarella stuffed in the crust. Wow.
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The final crust should be lightly browned and not very crispy.
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The wax crust being brown didn't make it taste any different.
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The crust has to be thick but chewy and puffed up.
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They are rich, salty and crumbly, like the best pie crust.
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The crust swaps flour for ingredients like flaxseeds, eggs, and cheese.
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The crust was thin but crispy, and the toppings were generous.
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It was made from the same dough as the pizza's crust.
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"There is nothing like an actual pizza with an authentic crust."
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The crust is crisp and airy, speckled black around the rim.
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My first surprise was that the keto crust is pre-baked.
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He drove across state lines to buy lard for his crust.
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This will render the fat and get a nice crust going.
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"We don't nibble around the crust here," Tortorella will say. 930.
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To achieve this, a fully baked, not-soggy crust is essential.
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I think it might up your crust game about 20 percent.
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The crust is as vital to the recipe as the filling.
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Better yet, it turned the crust into a giant shortbread cookie.
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Like any planet, it has a core, mantle, crust and atmosphere.
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A small contingent of "crust punks" was dancing to the music.
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The same can be said for ratatouille baked in a crust.
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And the crust was exquisite: fluffy yet crunchy and flawlessly toasted.
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But this is really about the crust, and that's really original.
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Sourdough, with its chewy crust and tang, is almost as bad.
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This yummy sweet bread has a crust like an everything bagel.
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In May of this year, they revamped their signature pan crust.
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They also thought the planet had a similar crust to Earth.
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Jason really loves him some pizza ... and evidently the crust too.
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The sugar crust on the crème brûlée is burned to order.
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The Italians have ravioli; the Japanese, gyoza; Americans, stuffed-crust pizza.
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Remove the crust from the oven and allow to cool slightly.
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Same goes for roasting a chicken or making a pie crust.
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This lavash bread makes the perfect "crust" for a homemade pie.
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The fresh sauce and crispy crust make this a staple snack.
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"She loves food and was going crazy over that crust, and I just kept snapping pics," Horton told BuzzFeed, adding that they of course gave the crust back to her after 30 seconds of her tantrum.
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A thin crust does a fine job of containing the filling, but a more substantial crust adds a definitive texture, creating a lively back-and-forth between its own snap and crumble and the filling's creaminess.
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Following Ms. Ludwinski's detailed though easy-to-follow instructions for making a crust (two full pages for the recipe and several more dedicated to rolling, crimping and blind baking) rewarded me with my best pie crust yet.
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Fill crust with softened ice cream, smoothing top with an offset spatula.
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Lead is a naturally occurring toxic metal found in the Earth's crust.
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You want a golden crust all the way to the edge. 5.
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Bake until crust is crisp and golden brown, 10 to 15 minutes.
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Veggies can't save a dish that's primarily pastry crust, eggs, and cheese.
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We still don't know much about the conditions underneath Enceladus's icy crust.
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Pour the filling into the cooled crust and transfer to the oven.
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"We have this vegan cauliflower crust pizza that we make," said Catherine.
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If you love their cauliflower crust, that'll cost you a little extra.
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I'm starving, so I scarf down a piece and toss the crust.
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The open flame created wonderful crust giving the exterior a nice crunch.
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Adding something like alternative crust into the mix can be downright nuclear.
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California Pizza Kitchen: California Pizza Kitchen is now offering Cauliflower Pizza Crust.
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Perhaps it's the near-infinite ways to consume flaky crust and fillings.
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You also can't go wrong with a mashed potato parmesan cheese crust.
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Transfer the filling to the crust and place on a baking sheet.
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Step aside cauliflower because a new kind of pizza crust has arrived.
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Pour remaining white batter in mixer bowl over cooled graham cracker crust.
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Fit pie crust into a 9½-inch deep-dish pie pan. 2.
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Bake in oven until crust is light golden, 10 to 12 minutes.
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But don't expect shortcuts like cubed stuffing mix or premade pie crust.
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It should have a flakiness that is indicative of a handmade crust.
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Cracking the league's upper crust is more of a long term goal.
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If you want some coconut oil for your pie crust, that's fine.
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They ate in a restaurant that served Chinese food on pizza crust.
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"The most important thing about my pizza is my crust," he said.
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If you're getting a stuffed crust, then definitely go for two pizzas.
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But, you can still have your stuffed crust and eat it too.
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All earning a crust under the great diplomatic blanket of the supermarket.
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The goal with fried soft-shell crabs is usually a delicate crust.
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Throw away those round pizza cutters that never get through the crust.
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Rare, in a lightly charred crust, it is the "comfortable bourgeois meal".
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The sores may burst, crust over, then heal—only to come back.
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Grated faux Parmesan helped give the rice a crisp golden top crust.
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"That's a good thing," Gemignani says; it makes for a crisper crust.
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"Crust" is next in line, with a greater concentration in the North.
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But then the crunch from the crust takes it over the top.
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At MOD, the dough crust is pre-made and stored in racks.
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The biscotti adds crunch both inside the filling and on the crust.
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Get started with Melissa Clark's invaluable guide to making a pie crust.
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The olive oil cake is luxuriously rich, with a satisfyingly browned crust.
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All types of dough—pizza, bread, tortilla, pie crust—are a risk.
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"New Yorkers claim their water makes for the best crust," says Pandel.
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That's where new ocean crust is being formed as plates push apart.
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The crunch of that dough, now a crust, being cut into slices.
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In fact, my thoughts are never far from creating the perfect crust.
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Now, like pizza lovers everywhere, you can create the crust you crave.
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The onions were sweet, the sausage spicy, and the crust marvelously chewy.
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The new Papa John's crust is available Monday across the United States.
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The dark crust can be smelled from another room, an excellent sign.
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We fired pizza crust in a giant wood-burning oven, thrillingly Hephaestean.
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He put a crumb-sized piece of the crust in his mouth.
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The crust is so tender it barely fights fork, knife or teeth.
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And each bite delivers three textures: flaky crust, chewy top, gooey center.
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The metal coils of the conveyor belt shone with a rainbow crust.
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The story reminds us how thin the crust of civilization really is.
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Mayonnaise on the outside of the bread ensures a golden, fragrant crust.
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In the Martian meteorites, the crust remained much the same over time.
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And the crust samples were wildly different from the mantle below it.
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Sauces are splashed down by the spoonful, quickly, before the crust burns.
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It also serves a black pizza, its crust colored with cuttlefish ink.
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The delicate crispy crust snapped under my fingers, and the "chicken" flaked.
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It just means the science is mixed when it comes to crust.
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Initially the crust, which was then called the "coffyn" wasn't even eaten.
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"She's a chef," they'd say, to explain my dangerously tender, crisp crust.
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Authorities said Wint's DNA was found on pizza crust at the scene.
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The hot dog stuffed crust pizza hit Pizza Hut menus in 2015.
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I'm going to try Clare de Boer's new shortcut crust this year.
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It serves Sicilian pizza, which is rectangular and has a thick crust.
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The crust has a touch of crackle; the inside is all velvet.
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If you thought buttery, flaky pie crust couldn't be improved upon—surprise!
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This will turn into your spicy, sweet, meaty crust in the oven.
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As the images stay underwater, they gain a crust of ocean life.
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If you don't know what you're doing, you risk having subpar crust.
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The most likely explanation for this apparently periodic wave action is an overturning circulation pattern, in which cool surface crust slowly thickens and sinks, pulling nearby crust along with it in a wave that spreads across the surface.
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That evening, while David Letterman was reading a Top Ten of Discontinued Guy Fieri Menu Items (teriyaki-glazed napkin, crust-crusted crust, suspiciously damp toast), Guy Fieri, who lives in California, was on an overnight flight to New York.
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If you can get that crust to stay straight, you did it right.
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You can go thin crust, or roll thick with a slice of Sicilian.
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Just the rich buttery crust—I mean, it's so buttery it's almost orange.
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The pie's crust had the silhouette of the golden man baked into it.
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There was a love triangle, a philandering doctor and a upper crust schoolmarm.
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Evidence builds of the existence of a saltwater ocean beneath Enceladus's icy crust.
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Its topping of cheese and rich tomato sauce seeped gladly into its crust.
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Grill burgers, uncovered, spice side down, until a crust forms, about 4 minutes.
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The star of this late-summer pie season may just be the crust.
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This upper-crust sausage was developed by chefs Santana Diaz and Dinari Brown.
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The girls on Sweet / Vicious aren't upper-crust plutocrats like the Caped Crusader.
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But with one slip of the earth's crust, nature begins reclaiming its river.
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Getting rid of the vegetable's moisture is crucial in getting a crispy crust.
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In all that time, scientists have never managed to drill past the crust.
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The crust had turned a lovely golden brown and the cheese was bubbling.
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A huge part of the "archive" of the lunar crust is its craters.
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Scrape the berry filling onto the still-warm crust and smooth the top.
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Make the crust: In a bowl, whisk together the cookie crumbs and salt.
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Only this new take on the snack comes with a cheesy breaded crust.
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The third are potentially active openings in the earth's crust, such as fumaroles.
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In a large bowl, combine ground oats, melted butter, and remaining crust ingredients.
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For the crust, in a medium bowl, mix butter and sugar until creamy.
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That way, Cikowski says, the crust doesn't get burned while the meat cooks.
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Spoon 2 tbsp yogurt mixture into each crust, filling to the top. 6.
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Faults behave differently depending on the material composition of the crust around them.
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Slice the bread into 12 (1-inch) thick pieces and remove the crust.
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The lava then cooled on top of the carbon, forming a secondary crust.
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Rapper Jadakiss ordered a crust-only pizza and the internet is losing it.
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La Vela A beachfront restaurant serving thin-crust pizzas, salads, seafood and pastas.
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Precisely how much salt is needed in the crust to backstop the caramel?
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It is a frozen ready-to-bake pie crust, not a frozen pie.
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Bake until the crust is golden and the sauce is bubbling, 35 minutes.
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When Earth's crust rebounded, a peak higher than Mt. Everest briefly rose up.
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They were coated in a salty and near-impenetrable layer of batter crust.
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Unlike Earth's crust and mantle, the core is made of iron and nickel.
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Bake in preheated oven until crust is golden brown, 20 to 25 minutes.
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Someone then ordered Domino's pizza, with the discarded crust containing critical DNA evidence.
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As a novelty, its graham cracker crust was ground fine and served atop.
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Maybe one of those forms also has crust and is shaped like pizza.
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In true crust punk fashion, most songs are less than two minutes long.
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Load pot pies with veggies and top with a flaky, fat-free crust.
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Above all, the crust is what distinguishes Detroit-style from other deep dishes.
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Keeping the crust simple today with whole wheat and a strawberry rhubarb filling.
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It is crucial for the crumb and crust to fully set before cutting.
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The graham cracker crust and fluffy whipped cream topping, however, make everything familiar.
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Bake until the tomatoes and crust are golden, 1 hour and 20 minutes.
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"The crust is soft and flaky and doesn't leave a mess," she said.
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Pizza night gets an upgrade with Mama Cozzi's Roasted Vegetable Cauliflower Crust Pizza.
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It was not overly sweet, and was complemented wonderfully by a buttery crust.
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A nondescript but critical crust of living microorganisms protects the surface from erosion.
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Flatten that biological soil crust and you disrupt a delicate network of life.
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After all, everyone knows that a bread's crust is its most nutritious part.
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It wasn't until the American Revolution that the word "crust" was used instead.
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The slice had a chocolate crust with a chocolate-and-vanilla-creme filling.
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The crust has been growing thicker in this manner for thousands of years.
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The slightly brown edges of the crust were exactly the right golden shade.
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J. Kenji López-Alt coats them with Parmesan for a crisp cheese crust.
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Grating breaks up the gluten strands, which gives you a much thinner crust.
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John Brown, a pillar of Providence's upper crust, made a fortune on smuggling.
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Pour your pudding into your pie crust, let it cool, and you're done.
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If crispy crust and fast cooking times sound appealing, consider a perforated pan.
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Are your weird hot dog crust pizzas as wild as you can go?
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The researchers used this data to infer that the Martian crust could have solidified only 20 million years after the planet formed, though their analysis also reveals that perhaps in its first hundred million years, the crust melted and solidified.
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For just one example, Gothenburg—a gloomy Swedish city enshrined in heavy metal lore for its melodic death metal legacy—currently plays host to a number of important crust and crust-adjacent bands like Anti Cimex, Skitsystem, Martyrdöd, Myteri, and Agrimonia.
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He also bakes baguettes that seem to be shrunken versions of full-scale ones; at that size they could be all crust, but somehow he keeps the crust in proportion with the rest, and they are a joy to eat.
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With a chewy, almost-crisp crust, an inventive approach to toppings, and a decidedly different slice design than how we do things back east in New York, Chi-Town's thin-crust pies really have their own thing going for them.
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The crust is in the modern Brooklyn-Neapolitan family exemplified by Franny's and Roberta's.
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But fear not: She made sure to keep the pie crust buttery and delicious.
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Slashes of kimchi-infused aioli introduce a hum of heat without softening the crust.
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Bake for 30-36 minutes, or until the crust has turned a deep burgundy.
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The graham cracker crust is a cinch; only 3 ingredients gets the job done.
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That's even lighter than the Earth's continental crust at 2.7 grams per cubic center.
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That means the crust is also probably thinner and more porous than previously thought.
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Tim Elliott collecting samples of ancient crust rock in Yilgarn Craton in Western Australia.
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I start playing in a crust punk band, kinda like English Dogs meets Sacrilege.
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This phenomenon should leave high salt content in the crust under which it rises.
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His new estimate supports the theory that the crust formed largely through volcanic activity.
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In craters, the crust is thin, and the mantle is closer to the surface.
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After Holly's set, you could sense the thin crust of expectation in the room.
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In particular, the fried items, like chicken, were inedibly dry under thick-battered crust.
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The Great Valley may be our best evidence that Mercury's entire crust is contracting.
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The leak in the hall splitting the ceiling like the crust of a loaf.
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Despite its upper-crust undertones, Serenbe serves an important purpose in sponsoring arts programming.
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This means no pizza, not even if you use cauliflower to make the crust.
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And the Iraqis right now are working hard on punching through that external crust.
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For organisms living many miles beneath Enceladus's crust, this seems like a viable option.
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The pizza should be thin but even with a slight lip around the crust.
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Bake in oven until crust is lightly browned around the edges, about 18 minutes.
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It's a finely ground flour that gives the crust a crispy (not chewy) texture.
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There's nothing quite like enjoying a Domino's flat-crust pizza when you're sufficiently drunk.
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This tells us that the Moon's crust is shrinking and quaking to this day.
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"Grind them up and add melted butter to make a cookie crust," says Bittman.
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When it comes to making really good pie crust, it shouldn't be an afterthought.
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These trucks have snoot appeal, but don't be distracted by their upper-crust boosters.
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Europa, the second moon of Jupiter, is encased in a thick crust of ice.
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I don't know why people call it "crust," because it's not Amebix, but yeah.
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Spread half the yam puree over the crust leaving a 1/2-inch border.
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Plus, don't tell actor Patrick Stewart if you prefer not to eat the crust.
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Last but certainly not least, part-skim mozzarella is stuffed inside the pizza's crust.
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Form the crust with your fingers, shaping the dough into whatever shape suits you.
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There's a crust, and you know which end to grab and which to eat.
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Cook until the cheese is bubbling and the crust is lightly golden, 8 minutes.
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In Massachusetts, we bought a mixed berry pie with stars cut into the crust.
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Plus, you made the crust from scratch, so you're the hero of the day.
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Bake the pie for 45 minutes, or until crust is brown and filling bubbly.
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Vegetarian pizza: cauliflower crust, red sauce, mozzarella, ricotta, artichokes, Kalamata olives, red onions, spinach.
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That's how you get an evenly sealed, crispy, golden crust like you see above.
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This is strategic, to expand surface area, for more crust, without sacrificing inner tenderness.
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Like on Earth, there are stories locked in the Martian core, mantle and crust.
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These colossal slabs of Earth's crust are incessantly pushing and sliding against one another.
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Her eyes landed on something intriguing: a pizza box fashioned out of pizza crust.
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It is a chocolate crust lined with soft caramel and filled with chocolate ganache.
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Volcanoes slowly form over time as layers of crust build up after several eruptions.
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The key here is to not let the crust burn before the center sets.
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The difference between deep-dish pizza and most other styles is in the crust.
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Geologists have estimated that only 55 tons remains buried away in the Earth's crust.
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Nor is it the pie's burnished brown crust, lofty as a hot-air balloon.
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Pizzamaniac in Vista, California, offers a variety of New York-style, thin-crust pizzas.
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Most of the bottom crust on a rhubarb tarte Tatin was pale and doughy.
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He was rejected by Eton, the upper-crust school that educated 19 prime ministers.
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But it still billows and browns into golden flakes, making for a stunning crust.
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Alana: The crust, I just took a bite of it, it's very, very flakey.
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The bread itself had a solid crust but was oddly doughy in the center.
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Blaze's new keto crust weighs in at only three grams of carbs per slice.
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She does not glorify the upper crust, but she doesn't send it up, either.
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We want a slight crust on it because the dough is 50 percent water.
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The crust flaked apart and fell down the front of his brown sweater-vest.
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Bake the pie for about 1 hour, or until the crust is golden brown.
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Just make sure your crust is strong enough to handle whatever goes on top.
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The next minute, we're being tasered a few feet away from an Upper Crust.
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I have a simple pie (cheese and red sauce) with a gluten free crust.
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Want to know a quick trick for getting perfectly sweet and buttery pie crust?
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The restaurant's mac and cheese comes with rich cheddar cheese and a crouton "crust."
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Right away, our team of taste-testers was impressed by the pie's flaky crust.
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The powder didn't mix well with the eggs and formed a weird grainy crust.
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Arsenic, a natural part of the Earth's crust, is toxic in its inorganic form.
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No squirrel perched on the rim of a trash can nibbling a discarded crust.
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Paris Journal PARIS — Beware that basket of limp crust put in front of you.
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Mexico is situated near the colliding boundaries of several sections of the earth's crust.
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Many home bakers assume that when it comes to pie crust, thinner is better.
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With subduction established, water, like oceanic crust, would cycle between Earth's surface and mantle.
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I broke through a crust of potato sticks, revealing a fibrous stratum of meat.
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Out come the hot, bubbling triangles of cheese and sauce on thin, pliable crust.
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I made a quiche, if filling a premade crust qualifies as making a quiche.
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I scraped away the mother crust, rinsed the crock with wine and filled it.
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The toppings might come out unevenly cooked, or the crust may not be right.
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But the blueberry crostata is a genuine pleasure, its crust likably sweet and tender.
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The crust is a salty-crisp counterpoint to the creamy sweetness of the filling.
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You can't go wrong with Mama Cozzi's Pizza Kitchen Mac & Cheese Thin Crust Pizza.
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The apples are soft, flavorful, and the crust is flaky with a nice crunch.
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Drill beneath the sediment on the sea floor and you hit the oceanic crust.
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Its crust is airy and shaggy like honey comb, hiding juicy bits of flesh.
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She opted for the pizza crust, which she believed was the more popular option.
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The rich chocolate and the creme filling went perfectly with the crunchy chocolate crust.
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The other two dominant flavors in this pizza were tomato sauce and buttery crust.
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They cracked down on Etsy sellers making a crust with their Baby Yoda homages.
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The seismic activity has given scientists a peek into the makeup of Mars's crust.
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Everyone is interested in why a pizza stone results in a crispier pizza crust!
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The pizza came out fast: thin crust, tangy sauce, rich cheese and lump sausage.
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The pizza came out fast: thin crust, tangy sauce, rich cheese and lump sausage.
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The Wolf produced bagels with a nicely browned, crispy crust and a pillowy crumb.
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The pizza chain also introduced more crust options to its daily $7.99 carryout deal.
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The secret to his Orange Sunrise Pie, which won its division, is the crust.
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Bread was always setting, pie crust rolled out, jigsaw puzzles on the card table.
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The fab's raw material is the most common element in the Earth's crust: silicon.
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It imparts just the slightest char, in the manner of a good pizza crust.
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How great would it be to combine roast potatoes with a crispy cheese crust?
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Mix again, scraping off some of the crust to achieve a crunchier texture. Serve.
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Brush top crust with egg wash and sprinkle with remaining 2 teaspoons of sugar.
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Here are the five best places in Chicago to grab a thin-crust pizza.
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Cast iron pans are heavier and add a deeper, richer flavor to the crust.
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The 10-inch, thin-crust pies at this restaurant from Danny Meyer and his Union Square Hospitality Group can also satisfy the plain-old-margherita crowd, who just want a Peroni or Diet Coke with their red sauce and mozzarella on a crust.
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Researchers have been trying to understand the composition of the lunar mantle, which exists between the crust and the core, and when asteroids and other objects collide with the moon, the crust is cracked and pieces of the mantle reach the surface.
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Options include "purrfectly fried green tomatoes" that come with a white Cheetos crust, "flamin' hot limon chicken tacos" with Cheetos used as a topping for tacos, and "Cheetos Sweetos crusted cheesecake," a goat cheese cheesecake with a sweet Cheetos in the crust.
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The hydrogen has been found in icy water that periodically erupts through the moon's crust.
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Free slivers of thin-crust pizza and bites of baked polenta come with a drink.
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Bake in oven until crust begins to smell fragrant and chocolaty, 8 to 10 minutes.
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There's evidence that Europa might harbor a giant liquid-water ocean underneath its icy crust.
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Here, Charon is the balloon, and the paint is its water-ice crust, breaking apart.
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Antimony is naturally found in the Earth's crust, but it is usually alloyed with lead.
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It has methane lakes, electrically charged sand, and allegedly, an ocean hiding under its crust.
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I have a TJ's cauliflower crust and sauce at home, as well as canned olives.
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The Grilled Cheese Stuffed Crust Pizza will be available in Pizza Huts starting Sept. 19.
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These diamonds could help researchers understand just how much water hides beneath our planet's crust.
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We are with the upper crust of the GOP, so the spread is A-1.
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Add a few other ingredients and you can even make a quick gluten-free crust.
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The combo of melted cheese, customizable toppings, and variety of crust options is truly unbeatable.
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Oh and don't forget another pizza, this time with a thin crust, is added on.
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Pesto chicken pot pie Our mouths are watering just thinking about that buttery, golden crust!
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Martian quakes are caused by cooling and contraction, which create stress fractures on the crust.
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Rather we have a crust forming on a lava lake...which, as it cools, thickens.
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It's a weird mash-up of Total Recall's pod city with Elysium's upper crust spitshine.
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After each addition of stock, press down the crust with the back of a spoon.
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On first glance, Garten's pie had more of a classic pumpkin color with thinner crust.
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But John's wife also had a hard time with the other upper-crust soccer moms.
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I chop veggies while G. works on the crust he started earlier in the afternoon.
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Cook, rolling occasionally to develop a crust on all sides, 23 minute and 30 seconds.
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Rome wasn't built in a day and homemade pie crust wasn't conquered in an hour.
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Most of our planet's original crust is long gone, recycled into younger rocks, O'Neil explained.
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Think caramelized, toffee-drenched bananas with a layer of cream and a buttery, crumbly crust.
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What the retarded reptiles and vapid humans are doing on the thin crust around it.
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The Digital Crust and all EarthCube projects are making their data and software open source.
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Infiniti shoppers are younger people who like thin-crust pizza, Cuban restaurants, and private schools.
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Continents are generally considered to be large, identifiable areas that are underlain by continental crust.
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The ad worked: Pizza Hut sold $300 million worth of stuffed crust pizzas that year.
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You've got the reddish, saucy crust, the yellow scrambled eggs, and the orange cheddar cheese.
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That double-stuffed cheeseburger crust may have been the straw that broke the cammello's back.
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And, there's also the perfectly done crust, which adds to the texture story as well.
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It forms a light crust that caramelizes beautifully when seared on a flat-top grill.
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It was time to lift the tahdig — that crispy bottom crust — out of the pan.
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If you're not a crust fan, diagonal cuts will reduce that part of the sandwich.
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When I picked up this lonely man's pizza, the crust was rigid like a frisbee.
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Make the crust: In a large bowl, mix the flour with the salt and pepper.
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Cut 1/3 of the crust off into a ball and flatten both into discs.
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Tuck the crust underneath itself so it's flush with the edge of the pie plate.
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The ribs, practically a confit, lacked a spicy bark or crust, but were tremendously tender.
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Kardashian's recipe led to a bread that had tons of chocolate and a tasty crust.
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Great color, bubbly cheese, and an even crust with just a touch of crunchy brown.
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The crust is, in many places, burned black and soaked with savory, pungent olive oil.
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It's a local favorite and famous for its unique spin on the deep dish crust.
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The key elements of the finished dish are juicy meat, soft fat and crispy crust.
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It had a pretzel-like brown crust, a delightful chew and a rich, nutty flavor.
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And for your newsletter dessert, may I suggest a fruit tart with a rye crust?
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Remove it from the oven when the cheese bubbles and the crust starts to blacken.
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You probably remember the crust punks of your high school fairly festooned in the things.
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Pour into crust and bake until filling is just set at center, about 1 hour.
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The meat was charred so that the outside of the patty almost had a crust.
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She pushed around pieces of crust with her fork, mushing them into the ice cream.
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And a crust made with beef tallow can raise the profile of a humble potpie.
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Lastly, the cherry pie doughnut is topped with pie crust crumbles and a cherry filling.
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To this day, a good pie must have a stable marriage of filling and crust.
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A sturdy crust (like the one on a baguette) can often be chewy and tough.
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Lead is a naturally occurring heavy metal found in mineral deposits in the Earth's crust.
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One simple thing Dr. Banerdt hopes to learn: how thick is the crust of Mars?
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An earthquake occurs when massive blocks of the earth's crust suddenly move past each other.
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A volcano is what happens when the earth's crust leaks and molten rock squirts through.
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Oven spring is responsible for the beautiful crust hole structure found in the best pies.
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A properly preheated steel will produce the crisp crust that gourmet pizza-lovers look for.
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Everything from cooking the turkey to the perfect cranberry sauce to making a pie crust.
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The vinegar was practically all gone, except for the thick, matlike crust of the mother.
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Each pie appears to emerge effortlessly from the oven with immaculate golden brown lattice crust.
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While some use Ritz crackers or Captain's Wafers for the crust, he used saltine crackers.
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This was a whole sea bass for two, head on, served underneath a flaky crust.
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Dom stood there in his underwear, scratching the crust from the corners of his eyes.
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They're fairly pricey; a five pack of the original Italian crust, for example, is $64.50.
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The restaurant will turn whatever pizza you want into a heart-shaped crispy thin crust.
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Is it a bubbling pan of baked peaches topped with a flaky lattice pie crust?
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Porter, by temperament and entitlement, came of age among the openly bisexual European upper crust.
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The crust was flaky, the pie was warm, and the apples were crisp and delicious.
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The pizza is made on a crust as thin and white as a saltine cracker.
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Spooned over the almost blackened crust of bread crumbs, this sauce is rich and gentle.
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The findings reveal that Mars has a dry, crumbled upper crust, probably from asteroid impacts.
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This new recipe for strawberry galette with pistachio crust from Melissa Clark looks absolutely heavenly.
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That's why Warren's upper crust fan base is in and of itself cause for concern.
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Just ground beef cooked in what would become a crease soaked crust covered in apples.
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The Impossible Burger almost looked the part, and the patty had a pleasurably salty crust.
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Pizza places have been looking for ways to make crust more interesting since time immemorial.
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Julia Moskin said roast chicken in a butter crust is much easier than it sounds.
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In 2012, Pizza Hut Middle East came out with a pizza crust stuffed with cheeseburgers.
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And this wasn't even the first time that Pizza Hut featured an extravagantly stuffed crust.
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Waste this river of carp and scumbags, it's peasant bread with the crust come alive.
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Every pie boasts a slightly sweet tomato sauce, cartoonishly stringy cheese, and a proper crust.
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Nothing says "athleticism" quite like eating pizza with a tater-tot or garlic-knot crust.
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The pizza was thick; while I ate slices, Birhan tore small pieces off the crust.
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Zircon's chemical name is zirconium silicate, and it's found almost everywhere in the Earth's crust.
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O'Neil and his colleagues used these signatures to determine whether their Canadian shield rocks originated from a "felsic" source, a granite-type rock typical of crust found on land, or a "mafic" source, a more basalt-like rock found in the crust of the seafloor.
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The charcoal-enhanced pizza crust was first introduced at least two years ago; in 2014, Molini Spagadoro, a Perugia, Italy based dough-maker, brought its own blackened crust to the annual Pizza Expo in Las Vegas, rationalizing it in the same way that Mooney did.
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I think it's just the layers, the crust is the last thing you taste, but you get the richness of the sauce, you get the meatiness of that full sausage that's in there, and then you get that crumbly, cornmeal kind of thick crust.
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Soon Americans were stuffing ingredients into egg custards with wild abandon — and even Bisquick got in on the action with an "Impossible Quiche" recipe that promised to bake the crust right along with the rest of the quiche— no extra crust-baking step necessary.
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The investigation ultimately confirmed that jets of water vapor were spewing from underneath the moon's crust.
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What's left is a large circle of crust with a thin border of sauce and cheese.
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It's not even sliced, so it's really more of a giant crust bagel, if you will.
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This setup seems like standard rom-com fare, complete with a side of upper-crust indulgence.
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Eventually, these rocks reached the Earth&aposs surface and formed a large proportion of the crust.
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The scientists estimated the mixing of elements from the Earth&aposs crust with seawater over time.
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Instead, Lacassin said that all the data points to the movement of magma within the crust.
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The crust could be approaching a state where new injections of magma will lead to eruption.
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Those earthquakes are typically very destructive, or as deep as 210 miles down into the crust.
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The result: a deeply seared, flavorful crust that gives way to a juicy, slightly smoky interior.
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At first, the crust will behave like a plastic and stretch when new magma is added.
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To get a golden, crisp crust, pat the fillet dry with a paper towel before cooking.
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The pastry was this magical buttery flaky crust that disintegrated in my mouth; it was divine.
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Update: Trader Joe's have added Gluten Free Cheese Pizza with a Cauliflower Crust to their shelves.
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You can cut strips of tinfoil to protect crust if it's getting too brown while baking.
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Look for a rich, beautifully sugar-balanced pecan pie on a fine crust, whipped cream atop.
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Apples might seem innocent, but the buttery crust and boatload of added sugar sinks this ship.
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Having made cauliflower crust in my past to lackluster results, I braced myself for a struggle.
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It can be ordered in place of the classic hand-tossed dough or crispy thin crust.
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Like earthquakes, they're rumblings in the planet's crust — but they aren't caused by the same forces.
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And then, of course, we bake them at very high heat, so you have a crust.
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Rest assured, the demogorgon's face is a lot less scary when it's made of pie crust.
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Cover and cook for 1 minute, or until crust is fully cooked and cheese has melted.
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He's on a mission to perfect a gluten-free pizza crust that we can both enjoy.
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Top with apple filling, then the top layer of crust, crimping at the edges to seal.
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The idea is that the weight of large ice sheets compresses the crust and mantle below.
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Bake until crust is deep golden brown and the cheese is bubbly with some browned spots.
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The cliffs were thrust up out of the ocean thanks to movement of the Earth's crust.
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It's burning so hot that you don't get any of the volatile smoke in the crust.
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From here, press the dough into the skillet (like you might a press-in pie crust).
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It is, of course, the earth's mantle, sitting just beneath a relatively thin crust of rocks.
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To win back customers, the stuffed-crust king announced its first-ever rewards program this week.
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We're pro-crust on bread most of the time, but the katsu sando is an exception.
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If you were handed a plate of cheesecake without crust, though, it would still be cheesecake.
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Preheat oven to 400°F and roll out your pizza crust (I prefer extra thin). 2.
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The truth is, no scientific explanation can describe the taste of pizza crust in this city.
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The Crust Bros substitute those key ingredients with ones that are somewhat similar except they're sweet.
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The kicker is a dome-shaped pie crust lid that customers can stick their straw through.
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Bendandi held that the planets had a gravitational pull on the earth's crust that caused earthquakes.
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The plate is on the outermost layer of the crust and moves over the hot spot.
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The crust was thin, airy, and crispy without being brittle; it sturdily held its many toppings.
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Beneath a crust of ice, however, it is more yielding, with the texture of fresh bread.
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Europa's plumes are thought to stem from a global saltwater ocean lurking underneath the moon's crust.
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Although it wasn't the most appealing slice in the world, I was intrigued by the crust.
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Breville Crispy Crust Pizza Maker, $99.95, available at Williams SonomaSome might call this one life-changing.
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The pastry dough is made with olive oil instead of butter, which makes a crisp crust.
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She enrolled at a prestigious grade school recommended to her parents by their upper-crust friends.
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Giordano's just has a lot more sauce, it's very cheesy and the crust is absolutely delicious.
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The crust had a slight crisp around the edges, but my pizza was, overall, slightly undercooked.
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When the Earth shakes, it's because tectonic plates in the crust are clashing at fault lines.
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"I make the same crust from scratch for both my sweet and savory pies," she said.
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Indeed, this Jovian moon harbors a global-scale, liquid-water ocean beneath its volatile icy crust.
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The label was yellowing, and bit of lube crust flaked off as I opened the lid.
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This one's loaded with savory gravy, chickpeas, potatoes and veggies, topped with a flaky phyllo crust.
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My personal favorite was peanut butter with melted Milky Way over a crushed Pop Tart crust.
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The chefs are virtuosic fryers, able to express many nuances in the simple language of crust.
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Maple syrup and fruit add sweetness, and ground almonds and dates can make a crunchy crust.
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The crust is baked with Parmesan-Romano cheese and is inspired by its popular garlic sauce.
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To me, pie crust is a sublime food in itself, and there's never enough of it.
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Thin metal does not provide the even, steady heat that's needed to cook this crust through.
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Settlers lacked butter and wheat flour for a crust, and they had no oven for baking.
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You might want to make some Key lime pie bars with a vanilla wafer crust today.
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An undercover officer posed as a waiter and collected a pizza crust left behind by Franklin.
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A glistening, golden pillow of syrupy apples fell into place over the flaky rye flour crust.
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Instead they are generated when the planet's crust cracks because of its interior's cooling and shrinking.
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Cumin and cracked coriander make up the crust on the crunchy, twice-marinated bhatti da murgh.
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Although Bebe's words are correct, the upper crust of Shaker Heights is mortified by the intrusion.
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It starts with a homemade crust that you lovingly knead from just flour, butter, and water.
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KFC managed to nail the texture, with a lovely, flaky crust and a perfect, subtle filling.
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" While you're at it, here's "How to Make Stuffing" and "How to Make a Pie Crust.
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Make the crust: In a large bowl, mix together the almond meal, butter, sugar, and salt.
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American recipes often add an egg wash and bread crumbs to make a thicker, crunchy crust.
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Like most pastry chefs, Ms. Lydon is precise about many things, including crust-to-filling ratios.
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Often the crust is slackened by its plastic wrapping, which some feel imparts a chemical flavor.
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Tomato and bocconcini kebobs You can think of this kebob as deconstructed pizza, minus the crust.
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The crust was cut tableside with scissors and delicately placed on the edge of the platter.
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Understanding that could help determine what role the oceanic crust could play in future carbon sequestering.
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Canada is known for its butter tart, a morsel of flaky crust surrounding a sweet filling.
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"You can actually hear when you bite into the crust," says Dolinsky, describing its perfect crunchiness.
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She held "health happy hours" once a month and served slices of her cauliflower crust pizza.
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It brushes water on a hard crust and fries it in a skillet, Making it chewable.
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The problem was that the blood didn't circulate so well, because the crust was so hard.
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Mushroom-Parmesan Tart Obviously, on a weeknight you're not going to make your own pie crust.
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That's when the crust is at its most crisp and the cheese still soft and oozing.
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Lloyd Webber, now 71, was born into the "English upper crust," according to The New Yorker.
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A two-topping pizza with the gluten-free crust from Papa John's will cost customers $9.99.
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Ms. Arden's character was a haughty upper-crust type; Ms. Ballard's was brassy and very Italian.
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The soupy, thin cassoulet could have used more meat and a thicker crust of bread crumbs.
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The fold enables each bite to be a perfect synthesis of cheese, crust, sauce, and toppings.
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No sandwich crust or orange rind went unclaimed from the gutter, and banana peels were chewed.
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Think alternating layers of chocolate cake and chocolate mousse, all atop a crunchy chocolate wafer crust.
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The crust is merely a vehicle; what interest these pies hold is entirely in their toppings.
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The crucial component here is the skillet that imparts a perfectly greasy finish to the crust.
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WATCH: Food Hack: Make Stuffed Crust Pizza They've recently been debuting new menu options for their more health-conscious customers, like a cauliflower crust pizza and an endless salad bar with more than 30 items including garden-fresh fruits and veggies, meats, cheese, pasta salads, and more.
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If you can't go without the traditional crust, use it only on the top of the pie instead of as the base, and bake the meal in a small dish that you can use as a bowl once cooled since there is not a bottom crust.
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But most of the hype around the nutritional attributes of bread crust is related to a German study published in 2002, which found that when compared with bread crumbs, bread crust contained about eight times the amount of a cancer-fighting antioxidant known as pronyl-lysine.
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There's more evidence that plumes of water are erupting from underneath the crust of Jupiter's moon Europa.
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For dinner we have vegetarian shepherd's pie with beans and onions topped with a cornbread crust. Wonderful!
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HP3 will bury itself nearly 16 feet into the Martian crust to study heat leaving the planet.
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Its crust is leavened to doughy perfection, and its shape is often more football-ish than round.
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"When it comes to making really good pie crust, it shouldn't be an afterthought," Elsen told us.
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The photos showcase many striking and curious features, proving the moon's crust is still shifting and changing.
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Rich coconut milk forms the base, while almonds, honey, and coconut oil come together as a crust.
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" Asked if he tried deep-dish, he says, "We had deep-dish, and we had thin crust.
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Specifically, the researchers sought to determine where the magma was most likely to accumulate within the crust.
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Sori used his density estimates and the Matsuyama-Hemingway model to calculate his new crust-thickness figure.
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One discusses the planet's earliest days, finding that its crust could have solidified even earlier than Earth's.
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Since the late 1800s, country clubs have provided a plush, invite-only space for the upper crust.
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A dust might have given the dish a satisfying crust, adding that familiar flavor in every bite.
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The average crust thickness could be as little as 20 miles or as much as 50 miles.
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Mercury is similar to what Earth might look like if you ripped off its crust and mantle.
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I use a pie crust I have in the freezer and bake it all for an hour.
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My boyfriend and I share the plates and give a few scraps of crust to the pup.
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Do you prefer your bread crust baby smooth on the outside, or a little lumpy in texture?
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I decide I love the toppings on both slices, but the crust is meh and too crunchy.
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Although I was already tight with zucchini fritters and zoodles, I'd never considered a zucchini pizza crust.
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Return to oven, and bake until cheese is melted and crust is crispy, 5 to 7 minutes.
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Juicy, brined meat, an extra crispy crust, and a spicy dipping sauce can make all the difference.
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Marsquakes are thought to happen when the planet cools and contracts, causing the crust to crinkle slightly.
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Thanks to FoodBeast, we found out that the pizza chain is now offering Ultimate Cheesy Crust Pizza.
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I'm stoked because I love pizza but have been a fan of thin crust my whole life.
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The upper crust makes it obvious that they don't want anything to do with Felix's Sinaloan face.
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Both serve fast-cooking thin-crust pies with a wide choice of toppings for a flat price.
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Finely dice 8 of the orange half-moons and sprinkle over the bottom of the pie crust.
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Plus, the crust that works for Grandma's apple may not hold up well for Ina Garten's pumpkin.
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I have a pie crust in the fridge and decide to bake a pumpkin pie for tomorrow.
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Other researchers have demonstrated that it's possible to find fossil evidence of astrophysical particles in Earth's crust.
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Within minutes, the Houthis retaliate with incoming rounds of their own, gashing into the hardened mountain crust.
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Many people don't know that we have fresh, never-frozen original crust dough that's six simple ingredients.
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Carbs belong (personal opinion) only on the bottom of the pizza in the form of a crust.
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Europa, too, has potential for life to thrive in the ocean sloshing beneath its thick ice crust.
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To make the crust, place cashews, dates, salt, oats, vanilla, and coconut oil in a food processor.
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Using your fingers, press down on the dough firmly, bringing the crust up and around the edges.
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With 12 programmable options, it'll let you customize everything from your loaf size to your crust shade.
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But multiple exposures of the carbon crust mixed with the top layer, giving Mercury its dark shade.
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"Crust first," our future president said, as he bit into the back-end of a pepperoni slice.
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Assemble and bake the pie: Place the filling in the pie crust and top with the crumble.
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Oklahoma plays middle of the road defense with personnel that ought to be in the upper crust.
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The Key-lime pie at Pilar is made with condensed milk and has a graham-cracker crust.
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But the star of the show is the crust: chewy, tangy, with an intoxicating almost-floral aroma.
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Blaze Pizza is about to be the first national pizza chain with a keto-diet-approved crust.
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"About a year ago we gave in and made him this speciality crust-only pizza," he explained.
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But the extreme heat behind the crust, which is still molten, will allow the flow to continue.
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Although such balls evolved into elaborate élitist rites, they were not limited to the white upper crust.
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These move constantly above the mantle -- a layer of solid and molten rock below the Earth's crust.
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Make the graham cracker crust following instructions on box, but increasing all the quantities by 50 percent.
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The loaf is pointy at the ends with a sturdy crust verdantly streaked with pulverized dried nettles.
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As an emulsion of flour and fat, white sauce itself is a kind of liquid pie crust.
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Here are the updated rules for a modern potpie: • There is no need for a double crust.
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And, to be fair, this pizzeria is most well-known for its thin-crust Sicilian-style slice.
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Personal preferences The type of crust or sauce you prefer for your pizza can be very personal.
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In contrast, the classic crust traverses the assembly line as raw dough before it meets the oven.
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It bakes a 12-inch frozen pizza or an 11-inch hand-tossed pizza with rising crust.
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But it did shatter the bread crust a little and left teeth marks on roast beef slices.
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The crust forgoes the usual graham crackers in favor of a layer made from homemade Italian biscotti.
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A deep-dish frittata like this takes 30 to 40 minutes, like a quiche without a crust.
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Eventually, a blistering, red rash will crust over, leaving "a brownish discoloration of the skin," deShazo said.
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"There&aposs still so much to learn about how Earth&aposs crust could have formed," she said.
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It's a service that's only available to the bank's upper crust clientele who have the Citigold account.
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You get to have all the sweet hominess of apple pie, none of the gluten-y crust.
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On "AS CRUST" the duo drag up sounds from subterranean depths, and process them far beyond recognition.
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If I could enhance the Maillard reaction, I could get a much deeper flavor from the crust.
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The pastry crust was golden and flaky, the meat was hot and delicious and molten like lava.
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Why use plain old pie crust when you can top your pot pie with buttery, flaky biscuits?
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The liquid metal sloshes and churns below the crust, generating electrical currents that power the magnetic field.
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Some of my friends developed sounds that went on to become subgenres, like grindcore or crust-punk.
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The jar includes everything you need to make a pumpkin pie, except for the eggs and crust.
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And then if you want more dough, you have the crust to work with, which is awesome.
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If you're using only white flour, a little malt can help brown the crust and deepen flavor.
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Have you been having problems getting those beautiful burnt leopard spots on the crust of your pies?
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This recipe celebrates the lighter side of fried cheese, starring here as a golden crust for eggs.
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I picked my way across the crust, pocked by holes just large enough to twist an ankle.
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The pizza, too, is worthy, cracker-thin at the center with a slight thickening at the crust.
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It's similar to the crust that shows up when you make paella correctly — Valencians call it socarrat.
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The whole emerges from the oven with a heavenly fragrance, all bubbly fruit and crisp, golden crust.
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Say you want to get out ahead of your Thanksgiving preparations and make some pie crust tonight?
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With a shatter, the sweet, crunchy crust yielded to a mouthful of perfectly seasoned, perfectly sauced spaghetti.
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Yet, the bottom of the crust may brown too quickly if you are not closely monitoring it.
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You've got to love the crust, the crumbs, the tiny crumbs at the bottom of the toaster.
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A thick slice of homemade brioche, warm, with a shiny crust and a pillowy, egg-sweet interior.
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The crunchy details, the chili-rub and panko crust that would bring them to life, are absent.
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It allowed me to reduce the sugar in the crust to a mere quarter of a cup.
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Koppers estimated it would take "a year, if not more" to drill through 7 kilometers of crust.
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Beneath the crust of this rigorously poised persona, Kitamura seems to be saying, emotional magma bubbles hot.
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The crust is impressively sturdy, but the interior is neither tender nor elastic — it's dry and crumbly.
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The Loring Place grandma crust is thicker than in the archetypal versions, but flavorful, light and nongreasy.
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No overpowering cheesy goo, no emaciated crust — nothing about Domino's pizza reminded us of gas station cuisine.
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It's baked in a stone oven with oak-wood fire, for a lighter, airier and crispier crust.
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Uranium dating of small samples of the limestone crust over the art dates to 21994,000 years ago.
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Each crust is gluten-free, with 2125 grams of carbs, 180 calories and 15 grams of protein.
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It will take detailed geophysical measurements to determine the thickness of the planet's core, mantle and crust.
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Sea bass gets an herb crust and a really lively vinaigrette of chopped green and black olives.
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There's a satisfying snap to the salmon's za'atar crust as it gives way to silky pink flakes.
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It's altering the planet's crust, that thin outermost layer which constitutes about 1 percent of its volume.
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The crust is made with yeast, which is what really makes this tart rustic, rather than refined.
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I've topped the tart with mushrooms, leeks and winter squash, all roasted before they meet the crust.
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These young women will last forever, posed like greyhounds, trapped in the silver crust of the frame.
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This lime-flavored cheesecake was incredibly smooth and creamy and I enjoyed the crispy, vanilla-flavored crust.
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The cheese crust shatters just like frico, but with a heftier crunch, revealing a fluffy potato interior.
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Bake the crust, layer the components, and prepare to torch the shit out of the meringue topping.
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It turns out that the crust is an unorthodox mix of organic bread and whole-wheat flours.
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This time, the salty, crumbly crust was the perfect foundation for the golden cloud of mango custard.
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